National Sports

Saturday's Games CFL Saskatchewan 48 B.C. 15 --- MLB American League Toronto 10 Tampa Bay 9 (12 innings) Boston 9 N.Y. Yankees 5 Seattle 8 Detroit 1 Chicago White Sox 5 Minnesota 1 Cleveland 9 Kansas City 1 Baltimore 8 L.A.

EDMONTON — Reigning featherweight champ Max Holloway successfully defended his belt Saturday, overwhelming former lightweight champ Frankie Edgar in UFC 240 at Rogers Place. Holloway (21-4-0) won a unanimous five-round decision.

EDMONTON — Reigning featherweight champ Max Holloway successfully defended his belt Saturday, overwhelming former lightweight champ Frankie Edgar in UFC 240 at Rogers Place. Holloway (21-4-0) won a unanimous five-round decision.

GLENDALE, Colo. — The Canadian men fell behind early and couldn't make up the difference, dropping a 47-19 decision on Saturday against the United States at the Pacific Nations Cup.

TORONTO — After shuffling his roster, and seeing it stumble to a 3-1 loss to visiting Houston last time out, Toronto FC coach Greg Vanney went back to his regulars and collected three points with a 2-1 win over slumping FC Cincinnati on Saturday.

LAS VEGAS — Erica Wheeler hoped to make her All-Star debut an unforgettable one. She certainly did, walking away with the MVP award.

MONTREAL — Three minutes and nine seconds—that's how long it took for Lassi Lappalainen to bring thousands of Impact fans to their feet.

VANCOUVER — The Saskatchewan Roughriders offensive line might be in for a free dinner after helping the team to a dominant 45-18 win over the B.C. Lions on Saturday.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Vito Mannone had five saves for his seventh shutout of the season to help Minnesota United hold on for a scoreless draw with the Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday night.

MONTREAL — Brandon McBride, his coach Kurt Downes, and sports psychologist Penny Werthner sat down before Saturday's 800-metre final to map out a race plan. "The original plan was to take (the lead) and control it," McBride said.